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This game is sometimes referred to an "Roman backgammon" but is different not only because of the board-- which could be drawn in the dirt using "12 Lines" and hence the name-- and because the Romans used tetrahedral knuck-bones instead of the more modern six-sided dice, the game is also more like the backgammon variant Acey-Ducey [traditional among seamen] in that the pieces start off the board, that rolls must be exact to take a piece off the board and other details.
| Mechanics: | Betting/Wagering Dice Rolling Point to Point Movement Roll and Move |
| Categories: | Strategy Historical |
| Alternative names: | Duodecim Scripta Duodecim Scriptorum Ludus duodecim scriptorum XII scripta Duodecim Scripta Duodecim Scriptorum Ludus duodecim scriptorum XII scripta |
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This game is sometimes referred to an "Roman backgammon" but is different not only because of the board-- which could be drawn in the dirt using "12 Lines" and hence the name-- and because the Romans used tetrahedral knuck-bones instead of the more modern six-sided dice, the game is also more like the backgammon variant Acey-Ducey [traditional among seamen] in that the pieces start off the board, that rolls must be exact to take a piece off the board and other details.
| Mechanics: | Betting/Wagering Dice Rolling Point to Point Movement Roll and Move |
| Categories: | Strategy Historical |
| Alternative names: | Duodecim Scripta Duodecim Scriptorum Ludus duodecim scriptorum XII scripta Duodecim Scripta Duodecim Scriptorum Ludus duodecim scriptorum XII scripta |
| This was seen 6034 times | |